Sage Spirituality Joil A Marbut

Pride is the root of sin. I caused an angel to fall and it causes us to think we cannot fail or possibly be wrong about something.  Jesus taught a life lesson with one short sentence in response to an epic failure from Peter.  Reach back and lean in to this episode and allow the Holy Spirit to give you the remedy to your greatest stumbling block. 
Thank you for joining us at the table.
Visit us at sagespirituality.com for more.

In this episode, we will look inside the host of Sage Spirituality's new book, "The Exponential Life."  It was recently named "Hottest New Publication" on Amazon, and testimonies of transformed lives are rolling in.  Take a few minutes with Joil and see why reading this book will enrich your life. 

FSCPublishing:  https://www.fscpublishing.com/
Purchase the book here: https://a.co/d/iT0rIHT
Thank you for joining us at the table.
Visit us at sagespirituality.com for more.

In this episode, we consider the most important question ever asked in history.  One that can change the course of our lives.  Take a moment to consider what Jesus was really asking his disciples, and also allow yourself to see the power of a question.  
Thank you for joining us at the table.
Visit us at sagespirituality.com for more.

Love has been so twisted and diluted in our world that it is nearly unrecognizable to many of us.  In this episode, we will look back at the meaning of real love and lean into the Advent text as we conclude this season of expectation.  Thank you for joining us in this Hope, Peace, Joy, and Love season.
Thank you for joining us at the table.
Visit us at sagespirituality.com for more.

In this episode, we will pause during this Advent season and consider the difference between happiness and joy, one is fleeting, and one is secure.  One can be pursued, and the other can only come as a result of God’s gracious work in our lives.  
Thank you for joining us at the table.
Visit us at sagespirituality.com for more.

In this special Advent episode of Sage Spirituality, we will pause to consider the prophecy and the proclamation of “Peace on earth” that surrounded the birth of Jesus.  Did Jesus come to bring peace? Or maybe we have misunderstood his definition of what peace truly is to us?    
Thank you for joining us at the table.
Visit us at sagespirituality.com for more.